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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1885
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription details, advance payment for out of county delivery, address changes required at the post office, and charges for obituary notices beyond ten lines and for poetry or resolutions. It specifies five cent per line rates and that obituaries under ten lines are free.
A writer lampoons extravagant wealth fueling the decline of republican virtue. He recalls touring Pine Street, encountering a Turkish rug auction with prices set at three dollars and a half per square foot, mocking ostentation and moral cost.
A narrator compares Turkish rugs with Solomon's fine tapestries and warns against ostentatious display. He visits Castle Garden and laments immigrant exploitation, cites a willful wealth curse on fortunes, and extols Frederick Marquand's charity. He also notes essays on gender, homoeopathy debates, ancient Scottish tumuli, and Italian views of American grandeur.
A selection of endorsements from local business leaders and publishers lauds Dr Albert’s integrity and reliability. The Plain Dealer and publishers Lyon & Ikes affirm his promptness, honor, and straightforward dealings, highlighting a long standing, extensive medical practice in Newark Ohio.
The Sandusky Register notes Dr Albert as a steady advertiser for a year and a half, with contracts totaling hundreds of dollars. The paper commends his prompt, reliable dealings and reports patient praise for his large practice in Sandusky. I. F. Mack & Bro. Prop’s Register.
A series of endorsements dated September 1885 from Elyria Republican Chardon Republican and Times Printing Co praising Dr Albert and Co for prompt payments reliable business conduct and fair treatment. The letters express confidence in their standing and professional reputation across Ohio cities.
A series of endorsements from multiple Ohio newspapers dated 1835 and 1885 praise Dr. Albert and the Albert Medical Institute for honesty, prompt payment, and reliable service. The Ravenna Republican Conneaut Reporter Warren Chronicle Springfield Globe Republic report repeated high regard and trust in professional dealings and settlements.
Letters from Massillon Utica Mount Vernon Jefferson Upper Sandusky Alliance Newark Fredericktown Fremont and other Ohio publications commend Dr Albert Co Cleveland for reliable prompt payments and trustworthy business dealings. They note long-standing advertising with high regard for integrity and credit.
The Warren Tribune and Wooster Republican publish favorable notices dated Sept 12 and Sept 17 1885 praising Dr Albert & Co for prompt reliable service and gentlemanly transactions. W H Smiley publisher and McClure Clemens publishers approve the firm and its medical reputation.
The Norwalk Journal and Cleveland Sunday Tribune publish testimonials praising Dr Albert. Editors A P Couch and J W O'Brien commend his reliability, honesty, and courteous conduct in professional dealings. Additional letters from publishers note gratitude to Dr Albert and the Albert Medical Institute.
The Canton Repository notes two years of pleasant business relations with Dr Albert & Co and commends their prompt billing and consistent reliability. Additional letters from Western Reserve Democrat Publishing Co Lorain Times and F A Bowley of Lorain Times affirm satisfactory contracts and professional treatment.
The Cleveland Press commends a well respected local lawyer noting his large practice and longstanding reliability. The editor states they have heard only commendation for his straightforward conduct and dependable service.
Advertisements from the Albert Medical Institute of Cleveland receive reader endorsements from W. R. Wadsworth editor of Enterprise Nevada Ohio and J. M. Wilcox city official of Nevada Enterprise praising honest dealings and beneficial treatments for nervous and chronic diseases over the past three years.
Several Ohio newspapers publish letters praising Dr. Albert of Cleveland for prompt settlements, trustworthy business dealings, and strong financial integrity. Signatures include M. F. Van Huskirk, J. F. Meek, and James Reed & Son from 1885 notices in the Daily Argus, Coshocton Age, and Ashtabula Telegraph.
The Cleveland Graphic of September 25 1885 certifies that Dr Albert and Co have conducted business with the paper for about fifteen years. The note praise is strong for their prompt and satisfactory patronage and integrity as men in the newspaper field.
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